Would these look too cheap on a wedding invitation?
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I do not think they look cheap, I have used them also and for the reception at a wedding, weddings are very expensive and these were used at my daughters wedding and they looked very good.
543896
They are quite glossy, so you would most likely have smearing with stamp ink. Try a matte version.
1021063
They look real to me and I am very picky.....They were beautiful on my wedding cake and lots of guests also thought so....I was not the least disappointed in this product
110934
Now is the time to buy them, before hot weather starts. They definitely won't go bad in 2.5 months if you keep them in a cool, dark place. One thing I suggest is open a couple on arrival to make sure they haven't been e posed to heat before they arrived you. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding!
65612
For the Reply, Direction, and RSVP inserts the sizes of each insert are staggered so they fit just like the picture without any tape or glue. And there is 2-sided tape included for actual invitation side invitation side. Trust me their thought if everything. The only issue is it's a little heavy after everything is put in the envelope so be prepared to pay about $.20 extra in postage.
81307
Yes. I used them for my wedding. We used card stock with a picture on both sides for our table numbers.
1166797
I'm sorry--we had them sent directly to our young friends for their wedding. They look more like stoneware to me vs. Corelle.
2167206
Gee, I really don't know if they archival quality. I think that for the price, they probably are not. I got them to hold post cards from all the trips I've been on, but nothing really of great monetary value. I would have to assume that if they don't say they are archival quality, they probably aren't.
1861475
They are fairly cheap thin quality with loose loops. I like them a lot for kitchen towels (and in particular because they're not too dainty to be used for whatever) but they may not be nice enough to be worth embroidering.
1105075
Their very small and just mainly for looks .. We used em to decorate for our wedding
1954927
They are very thin, so I would be careful. It might be safer if you have it stamped
2113061
On the wall? Sounds like a creative idea. I would have to say that are nice, but they are so terribly thin I ended up giving them to Goodwill. Good Luck.
815312
I think 4x6 might work. It's been a while but I think the invites I made were 1/4 sheets of paper, so 4.25"x5.5". Maybe trimmed slightly down from that size. Pretty sure 5x7 would be too big.
1967536
I have them. To me, the card is more of an off white with the writing and border a glossy embossed ivory. I think they look classy and will be using them for a while.
1809192
It is heavy. It does not look cheap at all. You will have to steam or iron them when you get them. I will also say that we spilled wine on them and I washed them at home and it did not stain at all.
1753670
I used them for a wedding rehearsal and they were great. Yes you could still see some fold marks so if it is a really fancy affair, I would use cloth.
841083
Well, it may depend on the business. Most are informal. There are some that have no message and you could write in. I think they are very pretty and I have been using them all for friends and family. The box is very sturdy ans there is a place you can write in names and dates. They were not too expenceive so you buy them and then buy another box of a different kind. Combine the two boxes and you would have some for business from each and use the rest for friends and family. I know this is just too much info..